Legion Dities Humane Society Holds Bunny Bop Event
Harmony North Carolina UP I reports local American Legionnaires plan their annual Bunny Bop at the farm of W B Norris despite Humane Society opposition. The event is slated for Saturday with proceeds and community involvement noted in the brief.
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Missourian Held As Extortionist
Joplin Missouri 41 year old Huckle berry Scott waived a preliminary hearing on a federal attempted extortion charge and will be taken to Oklahoma for trial. Bond set at 5000 dollars. He allegedly sent a threat to a Stilwell Oklahoma woman demanding payment. He was arrested by Joplin police at FBI request.
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Icy Cody Streets See Two Traffic Mishaps This Week
In Cody Wyoming police report only two traffic incidents occurred during the lingering storm. A police car collided with a fire truck last week, the cruiser was repaired and returned to service Thursday. A second collision occurred on the way to a garage.
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World Briefs from AP as SEATO Appoints Acting Leader
In Bangkok AP reports SEATO names William Worth of Australia as acting top official after Pete departs to join Thailand’s cabinet. Cairo notes African labor ministers vote to suspend South Africa from the ILO at June conference. Beirut says five Saudi princes feuding with King Saud seek asylum in Lebanon after leaving for the UAR then Beirut. Seoul reports about 200 law students clash with police.
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Rogers Welcomes Grand Jury Probe in Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Examiner John M. Rogers said he would not object to a grand jury probe of his office. Oklahoma County D A James Harrod indicated the county grand jury might wish to investigate the examiner’s office. Harrod said the jury won’t probe travel-claims controversy involving Wendall Brawley, as Senate Investigating Committee is already examining it.
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Students protest at Seoul amid exam law dispute
Police dispersed a 30 minute protest by students from Seoul National University's law college over a national examination law they say is unfavorable to them.
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Famed Singer Marian Anderson announces final tour and retirement
In New York AP reports contralto Marian Anderson, 55, will tour next year and retire in spring. She said she may join civil rights work and educate children. Her last concert is Easter Sunday 1965 at Carnegie Hall. Anderson has sung for four presidents and served as U.N. delegate in 1958. She lives in Danbury, Connecticut with husband Orpheus Fisher.
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Landlord Sues City Over Urban Renewal Authority
Oklahoma City landlord Roy Isaacs filed in district court to stop the urban renewal program. The suit seeks an injunction against the city Urban Renewal Authority its chair Granville Tomberlin the urban renewal board and executive director James T Yielding. Isaacs claims a 1961 ordinance creating the authority violates a state statute barring municipalities in more than one county from forming such authorities.
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Dry air boosts static shocks up to 500 volts
Engineers from Hamilton Humid-Aire say dry indoor air can yield sparks up to 500 volts when touching metal after walking on a rug. The voltage increases with drier air, though the spark is generally only mildly annoying and not dangerous.
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